packsaddle

English

Etymology

pack +‎ saddle

Noun

packsaddle (plural packsaddles)

A saddle designed to secure and carry goods on the back of an animal.

Synonyms

bat (obsolete)

Translations

saddle for carrying goods

Armenian: համետ (hy) (hamet)
Finnish: kuormasatula
French: bât (fr) m
Greek: σαμάρι (el) n (samári)
Ancient: ἀστράβη f (astrábē)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: کورتان‎ (kurtan), کۆپان‎ (kopan), پاڵان‎ (pallan)

Northern Kurdish: kurtan (ku)
Latin: clītellae f pl, sagma f

Macedonian: самар m (sámar)
Norman: selle bâtchiéthe f
Persian: پالان‎ (fa) (pâlân)
Russian: вью́чное седло́ n (vʹjúčnoje sedló)
Scottish Gaelic: srathair f
Swedish: packsadel c
Turkish: semer (tr)
Zazaki: cıl f

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